This week's Gardening Time deals with the watering of plants and how to do it most effectively. And the importance of plant feed, as well as all listener's queries answered. Brought to you by Liam Feeney of Feeney's Garden Centre, Glencar

As the Green Party enters into Government formation talks with Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, Sligo FG councillor, Thomas Walsh, claims the Green should not be in Government because of their 'fairytale' politics. Meanwhile former Green Sligo-Leitrim election candidate, Leslie O'Hora, has again dismissed criticism of his party as anti-rural

The 11 Fianna Fail councillors on Donegal County Council have written to party leader, Micheál Martin, to express their opposition to any coalition with Fine Gael or the Green Party. The chairman of the group, Cllr Patrick McGowan, believes there is widespread grassroots opposition to such a move

Sligo Senior Ladies captain Nicola Brennan joined Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to talk about the absence of football, the potential for games later this year and the Sligo LGFA fundraiser Pairc go Pairc.

Commentary and post-match interviews from Leitrim's dramatic 0-19 to 1-15 defeat of New York in 2018. Former Leitrim manager - and current minor boss - Benny Guckian joined Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to reflect on the win, and also speak about the Leitrim minor footballers fundraising initiative.

First aired in the mid-1990s, Austin O'Callaghan's hour-long documentary charts the career of one of the greatest forwards to every play Gaelic football, Mickey Kearins of St Patrick's and Sligo.

Featuring: Micheal O'Hehir, Mick Dunne, David Pugh, Brendan McAuley, Barnes Murphy, Brian McEniff, Jim Carney, Sean Purcell, Mickey's wife Francis Kearins and, of course, the man himself.

John Fallon, the substitute goalkeeper when Celtic won the European Cup in 1967, talks of his memories from his playing days, not getting his winners medal until last year, the Old Firm and his connections to Sligo and Donegal

Former Sligo footballer Mark Breheny outlines his club intentions with St Mary's, his thoughts on where to next for the GAA and on what may happen with schools fixtures.

Eamon McGee joined Paddy McGill on Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to discuss doping in the GAA, what might happen with fixtures going forward and whether he plans to stay on playing club football when action returns.

The new TV drama, Normal People, which was mostly filmed in Sligo and Tubbercurry, has prompted a national debate on its sexual content. Tommy Banks from Sligo went on national radio to condemn the show as 'pornographic' and he's challenged on his views by Bernie, who feels it was tender, touching and responsibly presented